Texas Engineer Magazine
This issue has it all — the rise of esports on college campuses, the swift shift to remote learning, our newest engineering building, a conversation with Chewy’s CEO and much more!
Hydrogen has a chance to become the next big alternative fuel source, with the ability to sustainably power everything from cars to data centers. And Texas, already the energy capital of the United States, is set to become the hub for hydrogen production. Leaders across industry, government, academia and more came together in a virtual event on Jan. 12, hosted by the Cockrell School of Engineering and the Energy Institute at The University of Texas at Austin, to highlight Texas' challenges and opportunities to become a leader in the emerging hydrogen economy.
Read more: Texas Poised to Become Leader in Hydrogen Production, Energy and Policy Leaders Say
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UT Engineer Recognized for Algorithms that Optimize Video Streaming
The National Academy of Television and Arts & Sciences has awarded Alan Bovik, professor in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, and his team of...Keep Reading
Texas Poised to Become Leader in Hydrogen Production, Energy and Policy Leaders Say
Hydrogen has a chance to become the next big alternative fuel source, with the ability to sustainably power everything from cars to data centers. And Texas, already the energy capital... Keep Reading
Biomedical Engineers Call to End U.S. Funding Discrimination Against Black Scientists
A national network of women deans, chairs and distinguished faculty in biomedical engineering, including from the Cockrell School of Engineering, called upon the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other major funding agencies to address disparities in allocating support for... Keep Reading